My finances (console)
Me › Finances and Me › Tax in the HR console: summary, payslips, salary, income tax, regime comparison, previous income, rent and forms.
Anyone whose console login is linked to an employee record sees Me › Finances and Me › Tax. Every page shows only your own records; there is no employee picker, even for a payroll admin.
Review your finances
The first thing under the tabs is the Review your finances card while it is due: your salary, PAN (masked), how you are paid and your PF / ESI numbers. Choose All correct to confirm. If any of these change later, the card comes back. Corrections go to HR as a request; they are never written directly.
Finances
- Summary: net pay for the latest month and whether it has been paid, the year so far, projected tax under your regime, open claims, loan balance, the declaration window and released forms. Each figure links to its page.
- Payslips: every released payslip, with its payment status.
- Salary: your current CTC, the monthly and annual breakup and your revision history.
- Income tax: tax for the year under your regime, what has been deducted, what each remaining month will take, and the lines that explain it. Paid months show the TDS of the payroll that was released; later months are projected.
- Claims and Loans and advances.
Tax
- Declaration: your regime and deductions with proofs, and a Rent section for the HRA exemption. Add one row per rent; the landlord’s PAN is stored sealed and shown masked.
- Previous income: if you joined this year, add your earlier employer’s salary, exempt allowances, professional tax and TDS, with their certificate, and submit it. HR verifies it; until then it does not change your TDS. You can edit it until it is verified, while the window is open.
- Forms: Form 130 Part A and Part B as two separate downloads once HR releases them after the year ends, and the acknowledgement of each submission.
- Regime comparison: both regimes side by side with one line stating which is lower for the year on your current figures. It is a statement of the figures, not advice.